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Usually, I'd agree, and go looking for conflicting IPs - This time, though, everything has been pretty rock solid (since the last time I posted asking for help, obvs...)
The current issues only started after power was lost. I have checked the configuration on the router & switches, and nothing is changed.
And now I've just lost access to the router, because I changed the IP on one of the eth ports, trying to see if I need to be on a different subnet. Instead, I've stopped myself from getting onto the router at all.
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I swear I had this problem in the past, and trying to remember what I did to resolve. I think I ended up removing and reassigning the static IPs as there was some clashing going on somewhere.